This archive comprises 1 file of 136 records covering the period when prince George was High Commissioner of the Cretan State (1898-1906). This is an album created by the prince himself and it contains personal photographs and his visits to Crete. The photographs were taken by Periklis Diamantopoulos, personal photographer of the prince.

The Museum’s collection of Byzantine and Postbyzantine icons includes items dating from all periods of Byzantine and Postbyzantine art and originating from Greece, Asia Minor and the Balkans.

This file consists of 29 records covering the late 19th and early 20th century. It contains material reflecting the life of the bourgeoisie of Chania, as well as other themes by important photographers, such as Behaeddin, Periklis Diamantopoulos etc.

This file consists of 77 records covering the late 19th century and early 20th. Significant personalities to the Unification of Crete are presented, such as prince George, Alexandros Zaimis, Manousos Koundouros, as well as great Cretan militants.

This part of the archive contains 3 files comprising 151 records on the topics: “Historic faces”, “Historic Events” and “Cretan Landscapes”, covering the late 19th and early 20th century.

The collection consists of 2 files.The first file consists of: Venizelos' correspondence since the Cretan years.Printed material and newspapers of the Cretan period. Correspondence between Venizelos and Markantonakis on issues of domestic and foreign policy,Correspondence between Venizelos and Markantonakis on personal matters and Venizelos' financial data.The second file comprises: The personal correspondence -of political and social content- of Klearhos Markantonakis, His correspondence with Sophocles Venizelos and with the Liberal Party.

The Museum’s Ceramic Collection contains approximately 3.000 objects date from early Christian to post-Byzantine times. The collection consists primarily of tableware, cookware, vessels for transportation and storage, lamps and tomb pottery. It also contains a large number of fragments from excavations.

244 paper, religious engravings donated to Museum of Byzantine Culture by Dori Papastratou

The Special Collection comprises digital reprints of the Institute's old and rare books in Greek and other European languages. Most of the 302 titles are traveller’s accounts or works on the history, civilisation, folk life, religion and literature of the Hellenic and Balkan region. The oldest and rarest book in the collection is a 1604 edition of the 'Histoire de Georges Castriot Surnomé Scanderbeg, Roy d’Albanie', written (in French) by Jacques de Lavardin and printed at Saint-Gervais.

The Minor Arts Collection of the Byzantine and Christian Museum includes approximately 4.000 objects. The collection contains artifacts mostly religious. There are also secular artifacts made of various materials and techniques date from 14th to 19th century.

Michalis Papagiannakis’ archive covers the period from 1989 to 2004, meaning his three parliamentary terms as member of the European Parliament on behalf of the Greek Left (1989-1994) and the Synaspismos (1994-2004). The archive is divided in seven archival categories. The first category includes all the documents that are related to his parliamentary activity. The second one includes all the documents that are related to his political activity as member of the Synaspismos. The third one embraces a large number of articles from the “Avgi” newspaper thata are related to his political and social activity. The fourth one, under the title “political communication” involves political statements, interviews, comments and press-releases, whilst the fifth one his speeches in conferences and other meetings. The last two categories consist of his articles in several newspapers and journals, along with his incoming and outcoming correspondence.

Τhe collection consists of 1400 digitalized specimens of the twenty thousand specimens of mollusks that have been included in the data base of the Museum. These are mainly shells from all over the world, as well as from the Greek seas. They have been collected mainly during the 70’s and 80’s and some of them earlier, such as those comprising the Moazzo collection.

The collection includes rare photographs and postal cards from the period 1904-1918. Subjects cover mainly the military conflicts, which devastated Macedonia in the beginning of the 20th c., the Fighters (Makedonomachoi) and several battles that took place during the Balkan Wars and the World War I. The collection is an important source of military history.

The Historical Document Archive and the Historical Photographic Archive contain a large number of documents and other historical evidence which provide important information concerning Christian Archaeological Society’s foundation and history, as well as Byzantine Museum’s foundation and progress from the Supervisory Board and its Commissioner, Adamantios Adamantiou (1914-1923), to the last Directors Manolis Chatzidakis (1960) and Paul Lazaridis (1975).

The digitised material in this collection includes publications and documents (papers, letters, minutes, stills) of important Greek films, over the period from 1910 to 1990. Publications related to Greek films such as «Δάφνις και Χλόη», «Λαγιαρνί», «Μάγος της Αθήνας», «Μαρία Πενταγιώτισσα», «Φίλησέ με Μαρίτσα» are indicative of this collection.

This file consists of 92 records, representing landscapes of the city of Chania during the 1940s.

The Artistic Life Archive covers written items related to the Greek theatre, cinema and music of the 19th and 20th centuries. The collection comprises artists’ private archives, photographic material, programmes of events, accompanying records of ephemeral character, as well as self-contained and periodical publications of the corresponding thematic categories. The material in its entirety is a special section of the Archive Collection, the Photographic Archive and E.L.I.A.’s Library.

Digitised cinema programmes from 1920 to 1930. The physical collection of the Greek Film Archive consists of over 4.500 of those programmes that were handed by usherettes to cinema goers. The cinema programmes that were selected for digitisation come from cinemas that no longer exist, while covering the whole spectrum of films and trends of this specific period of time.

The collection consists of one file and concerns to the personal -mostly family and social content- correspondence of Elena and Sophocles Venizelos with Maria Georgiou Lygouni.

This file consists of 82 records, representing landscapes of the city of Chania during the 1950s.

Introduction to the Mycenean Civilization and its aspects: prestige of power, government control, bureaucracy, trade, religion, worship. Presentation of the Mycenean Hall of the National Archaeological Museum of Athens. An educational publication addressed to children from 8 to 10 years old.

The collection includes rare photographs, some of which were published in the early 1900s. A variety of subjects is being illustrated: Greeks and Bulgarians, the stars of the military encounters known as the Macedonian Struggle. Representatives of the Youngturkish movement, important historical events such as the Ilinden uprising, the Macedonian Struggle, the Youngturkish movement, the Balkan Wars, World War I etc. In addition, the collection illustrates some least known but shcoking events of the time like the Abbot kidnapping, the Simota Case, the Chevallier Case etc. The collection is an exceptional sample of the topography and the anthropography of that time.

The "Anna Komnene" digital collection features archaeological sites, monuments and building complexes from all periods of Byzantine history and from all the major centres of the Byzantine world. In Greece, it covers sites in the regions of Attica, Thessaloniki and Mystra, and elsewhere in regions of Armenia, Algeria, FYROM, Georgia, Jordan, Cyprus, Romania, Russia, Serbia and Tunisia – highlighting the wide sphere of influence of Byzantine culture both in the Mediterranean area and its surrounding regions and in other parts of the continents of Europe, Asia and Africa.The common point of reference linking all these historic sites and buildings is their artistic quality (in terms of architecture and decoration). Most of them are included in the UNESCO world heritage list. The various types and styles of building represent practically every phase in Byzantine architectural history, while their distribution across the whole area of Byzantine influence and their styles of decoration (painting, etc.) offer examples of some of the most sublime moments in Byzantine art.

A collection of digitized photographs from Greek films, which were used mainly for advertising purposes in Greek film theatres.

The collection consists of 2 files. The first file comprisesRecords about the “Liberal Youth of Chania” and its activity.Correspondence of G. Papandreou, leader of the Liberal Party, with the party's leading figures andInteresting photographic material.The second file presents the correspondence of the Popular Liberal Union of Alexanria with the Popular Liberal Union of Vegha.

Today,the GNHM Botanical Collection numbers more than 80,000 samples and is extremely significant for the classification study of flora of Greece and of the Balkan Peninsula. It represents a valuable national capital, the country’s databanks, the basis for any scientific research and application in the sectors of environmental policy, agriculture and forestry.The samples of the collection are the material from which various results may be drawn on contemporary as well as past natural environment.In addition, they provide an excellent tool for the development of publishing and educational activities.The database of the Botanical collection includes the data of over 70.000 specimens. These specimens are higher plants (ferns, gymnosperms and angiosperms) from the Greek territory. The database also includes digital photos for 3500 of these specimens.

This digital collection includes information and images from the royal tombs of Mycenae (Grave Circles A and B) and the tomb of Vapheio (16th-15th century B.C).

The collection consists of one file comprising 187 records. The material covers the period 1910 - 1933.This collection contains press cuttings about Emm. Georgakakis, Eleftherios Venizelos and military matters of the period, the diaries and notes of Georgakakis and his comrades in arms during several wars from 1912 to 1921, as well as his diplomas and credentials for his participation in those wars and battles.Moreover, the collection contains military documents (orders, notes, reports, correspondence, certificates etc) from the war of North Epirus (1914), the Ukraine campaign (1919) and the Asia Minor campaign (1920, 1921).It also contains official reports on important military achievements, such as the liberation of Metsovo (1912), the occupation of Korytsa etc., as well as military and personal correspondence of Georgakakis with his comrades and his captain Geogrios Tsontos-Vardas.

This archive contains 4 files comprising 45 records on the topics: “Eleftherios K. Venizelos”, “Portraits”, “Cretan Issue” and “Various”. It covers the late 19th and early 20th century.

The digital collection consists of photographs by Greek photographers covering the period 1975-2003.

55 hours of selected audiovisual material from the collections of the Greek Film Archive, which was preserved, restored and then digitized. Multimedia material contains documentary films, news, fiction movies and short films of the Greek cinema production from 1920 up to the 70's.

The collection comprises 402 maps showing the region of SE Europe (Greece, Asia Minor, Serbia, Albania, Bulgaria, Turkey etc.) during Antiquity, the Roman and Byzantine Empire, Middle Ages, Ottoman Empire and 20th century.

The collection includes rare photographs, some of which were published in "Le Monde illustré" (1903, 1908) and "L’Illustration" (1876, 1903, 1908, 1909) magazines, as well as early postal cards (19th-20th c.). Various subjects are depicted: Greeks and Bulgarians, stars of the military and diplomatic campaign of that period, important historical events, such as the Ilinden uprising, the Macedonian Struggle, the Youngturkish movement, the Balkan Wars, the World War I etc. The collection is an exceptional sample of the topography and anthropography of that period

The Museum’s Collection of Replicas contains some 250 copies of important artworks of the Byzantine and post-Byzantine period, including wall-paintings, mosaics, icons and textiles. The pictures have been rendered on canvas or paper, while in fewer cases they have been rendered on plaster or industrial wood. The pictures have been executed in a variety of techniques and materials, including oil, tempera, watercolor, or tesserae, while others are drawings executed in charcoal or pencil. The replicas date from the last decades of the 19th century up to 1960s.

A selection of 100 posters from the collection of the Greek Film Archive was digitised, having first been preserved and restored.Especially after the Second World War, Greek film production increased significantly, with posters created from studios of artists such as Nikos Nikolaidis, Giorgos Vakirtzis, Stefanos Almaliotis, Spyros Vasileiou, Andreakos and others, which, besides their advertising and informative function, they were works of art themselves.

The digital collection contains works of Post-Byzantine art, the school of the Ionian Islands and Greek Modern and Contemporary Art (19th-21st century) and a collection of European Art.

The Averoff Museum Artwork Collection makes accessible to the public digitised versions of the museum’s collection of paintings, sculptures and engravings. The collection comprises representative works by the major Greek artists of the 19th and 20th century, such as Gyzis, Lytras, Volanakis, Iakovides, Parthenis, Maleas, Galanis, Hadjikyriakos-Ghikas, Moralis, Tetsis, and many others. Each entry for a work of art includes an image of the work, in addition to an explanatory text about the work of art, the period of its creation and the artist himself.

The collection consists of 5 files. The first file consists of:Sworn testimonies and witness examinations before the judiciary committee concerning the attempted murder against Eleftherios Venizelos (June 1933).The second file comprises the correspondence among judicial authorities and with the respective police departments on the attempted murder against Venizelos in 1933.The third file comprises manuscripts and personal correspondence of P. Fikioris. The fourth file comprisesthe speeches before the Greek Parliament of the MP G. Fikioris and the fifth thegenealogical notes and curriculum vitae of the Fikioris Family.

This archive contains 2 files comprising 370 records that cover the period 1910 – 1970. The first file contains portraits of Sophocles Venizelos and his private life and the second contains his social life.

Τhe Photographic Archive digital collection covers part of E.L.I.A.’s Photographic Archive and is accompanied by 48,000 digital pictures (positive and negative).The collection extends in time from the middle of the 19th to the end of the 20th century. The following are indicative of the wide range of subjects captured in the photographs: people, social and political reportage, views, architecture and the environment, art and science, education, work, landmarks in military and political history.

The archive contains 1 file of 15 records. It consists of documents about the Campaign in Asia Minor, the Greek population of Asia Minor and its rehabilitation.

The type of Kouros (male youth) in the archaic Greek sculpture: general stylistic features and representative examples from the Archaic Sculpture Halls of the National Archaeological Museum of Athens. An educational publication addressed to 10-year-old children.

The Collection includes more than 5,000 items. The collection consists primarily of Byzantine and post-Byzantine manuscript codices, early printed books, copperplate engravings, lithograph, “anthibola” (the working sketches by icon painters of the post-Byzantine period) and sketches.

This digital collection includes important artefacts mainly from the Neolithic period (human figurines, vases and amulets), as well as from the Late Helladic Period (a Linear B tablet and an anphora with Linear B inscription).

The Museum’s Collection of Textiles includes approximately 1.000 secular and primarily ecclesiastical vestments originated from Greece, Balkans and Minor Asia date from 5th to 20th century. Special interest show the Coptic textiles from Egypt (5th - 8th century).

The Sculptures Collection includes architectural parts and decorative items which cover chronologically all periods of Byzantine and Postbyzantine art, from early Christian times to 19th c.

Museum’s Collection of Books includes the first Greek scientific editions of Law, Physics, Medicine, Chemistry, Astronomy, History, Philosophy, Archaeology and Linguistics, as well as works of the first Professors of the University of Athens. Additionally, the collections consists of old and rare editions, writings of the neo-Hellenic Enlightenment era, rare anatomic maps and scientific yearbooks.

The digital collection of postcards consists of 10.000 selected digitised images of Greece, the Balkans, Egypt and Turkey.

This file consists of 321 records covering the period of the late 19th century to 1930. It comprises landscapes of the city and the prefecture of Chania (Sfakia, Apokoronas, Kisamos) by important photographers such as Behaeddin, Periklis Diamantopoulos etc.

1,460 objects from prehistoric to post-Byzantine era, mainly Byzantine and post-Byzantine icons

The collection consists of 3 files comprising 110 records. The material covers the period 1960 - 1965.The first file contains cuttings of the newspaper “Athinaiki” of 1961, including a series of articles by Leontas Makkas, enitled “The National Discord”. The second file contains manuscript and printed notes by Dimitrios Vakkas about the movement of Thessaloniki (1916), as well as his correspondence with historians, journalists etc. about the same matter.The third file contains material about the movement of Thessaloniki (1916): a series of articles by Dim. Vakkas, his letters, as well as the series of articles by P. Argyropoulos and Tsakonas about the movement.

In the history of the Modern Greek visual arts, the Macedonian Museum of Contemporary Art represents a remarkable achievement of individual initiative. It is located in the centre of Thessaloniki and has been promoting contemporary art since it was founded in 1978.All these years the collection has been enriched with donations by distinguished collectors such Alexander Iolas, Franz Geierhaas, Alexander Xydis, and individual artists. The collection includes works by artists such as: A. Akrithakis, A. Apergis, C. Varotsos, Y. Zoggolopoulos, O. Zouni, V. Kaniaris, C. Tsoclis, N. Kessanlis, Y. Moralis, V. Velickovic, A. Warhol, Niki de St. Phalle, Takis. Today, the museum houses a collection of more than 1700 artworks including paintings, sculptures, video-art, constructions, installations, photographs and prints.The online digital collection is an on-going work and the online catalogue is continuously updated to reflect the museum’s latest acquisitions. Online visitors have the opportunity to get informed about exhibitions and cultural events at the museum as well as about its educational programs, and editions.

The Museum’s collection of Byzantine mosaic includes fragments of mosaic floor from Ilissos basilica in Athens dated to the 5th c., fragments of mosaic floor from an Athenian villa in the late Roman period and a fragment of mosaic floor dated to the first quarter of the 5th c. and belonged to what was probably a bathhouse.

The daily italian newspaper Messagero di Rodi covering the period of the Italian Occupation of the Dodecanese is preserved in 28 volumes with more than 54000 pages. This archive material is now available in digital form via a web library and the chronological search of digitized pages. The digitised collections of the Archaeological Institute of Aegean Studies also include a large number of 15000 glass plaques of the Italian Photographical Archive, the book series Clara Rhodos and the book “La cite de Rhodes” by A. Gabriel.

The archive contains 1 file of 42 records covering the period 1950-1970. It consists of portraits and moments of the political activity of Eleftherios and Nikitas Venizelos (grandsons of Eleftherios).

This archive contains 4 files comprising 410 records covering the period of the late 19th century to 1960. The first file contains portraits, the second contains photographs of Eleftherios Venizelos' private life, the third contains his social life and the fourth contains commemorative events in his honour as well as rich photographic material from his funeral.

Η συλλογή περιλαμβάνει βιβλία και έγγραφα χειρόγραφα και δακτυλογραφημένα, που σχετίζονται με την λειτουργία του Πανεπιστημίου από την ίδρυσή του το 1837 μέχρι σήμερα, όπως το πρώτο Μητρώο των Φοιτητών, Πρωτόκολλα και Προγράμματα Μαθημάτων.

This digital collection is part of the Benaki Museum’s Photographic Archives Department, which was established in 1973 to collect, preserve and document photographs of Early Christian, Byzantine and post-Byzantine art and architecture. Since then the Department’s original scope has gradually been extended to cover images of Greece and its culture, as well as its history and contemporary society. The Photographic Archives Department comprises 300,000 negatives and 25,000 original photographs dating from the 19th and 20th centuries. It was created through the purchase or donation of important collections, including those of the professional photographers Nelly's, Voula Papaioannou, Pericles Papachatzidakis, Dimitris Harissiadis, Nikolaos Rizos, Nikolaos Tombazis, as well as those of the amateur photographers Rena Andreadi, Stephanos Malikopoulos, Loukas Benakis, and Ioannis Charamis. The Department also contains the photograph collections of the Byzantinologist Laskarina Boura, the architect Maria Zagorisiou, and the writer Elli Papadimitriou. The Photographic Archives Department is open to all researchers. For their assistance a card catalogue of 50,000 prints was compiled based on subject matter and location. Moreover, there are plans create a complete electronic catalogue of the entire collection in the near future.

The digital collection consists of 250 digitised covers, from the collection of Greek cinema magazines held in the Greek Film Archive. The collection includes some of the most important magazine publications of this kind and covers a period of 6 decades, from 1925 to 1975.

The material covers two periods: the first part refers to the year of 1916 and the second to the period of 1920-1922, with emphasis on September 1922.G. Bousios' political correspondence with politicians, members of the armed forces and other officials of Macedonia on the occupation of Grevena and the course of the First World War.Also, political correspondence, during G. Bousios' term of office as Minister of Interior (1922), as well as of the two previous years.

The digital archival collection “Culture and the Left in the 20th century” attempts to portray the relation between Greek left and art and culture during the 20th century (1900-1974): ideological trends, art movements, discussions on art and culture, literature, fine arts. The main objective of this archive was to focus on the discussions on culture and not on the works of art themselves. The vast majority of the selected material comes from newspapers, journals and books. The digital material is divided in three categories (publications, archival material, photographs), is incorporated in the database in a chronological order and is available to the public.

Familiarization with the frescoes and the other archaeological artifacts, that were revealed under the volcanic ash at the excavation site of Akrotiri on Greek island of Thera (Santorini). Presentation of the Thera Hall of the National Archaeological Museum of Athens. An educational publication addressed to children from 8 to 10 years old.

The collection comprises Sophocles Venizelos' personal documents, certificates from the schools he graduated, the notification of claim for war damage for the Venizelos residence in Chalepa, Chania, served by the Minisrty of Finance after the end of the Second World War. Αlso Sophocles Venizelos' correspondence with the Liberal Party in the 1940's.

The digital collection depicts part of The Nikos Hadjikyriakos-Ghika Gallery, donated to the Benaki Museum by the distinguished Greek painter Nikos Hadjikyriakos-Ghika during his lifetime. Since 1991 it has functioned as an annex of the Museum. The permanent exhibition of his works was selected and arranged by the artist himself, and is housed in the apartment block situated on 3 Kriezotou Street in Athens, where the artist resided for forty years.Works, representing every aspect of Hadjikyriakos-Ghika’s oeuvre, are displayed in this space. The main body of the exhibition comprises oil paintings, the earliest dating to 1930 and the latest to 1990. There are also watercolours, drawings, stage and costume designs, tapestries, manuscripts and the artist’s tools. A complete series of sculptures and reliefs inspired by Greek mythology and dating to the period 1940-1970 are likewise on display.The Gallery also houses the important photographic archive collected by Nikos Hadjikyriakos-Ghika. This comprises a large indexed collection of black-and-white and coloured prints and negatives, which offers a valuable insight into the artist’s life and work.The artist’s library, with its rare illustrated volumes, its carefully chosen ornaments, and its antique furnishings from the artist’s ancestral home on the island of Hydra, gives a good indication of his skill and personality. Likewise, his aesthetic sensibilities are immediately obvious in the arrangement of his home and studio, both of which have been preserved exactly as they were during his lifetime.The Nikos Hadjikyriakos-Ghika Gallery is temporarily closed to the public due to conservation and reconstruction works on the building. When these works have been completed, the artist’s residence, studio and the Art Gallery that contains his works will continue to function as permanent exhibition areas; the remaining areas will be made available to promote the modern Greek painting of the 1930s generation and to house a library specialising in art history.

This file consists of 130 records covering the late 19th century to 1930. It comprises landscapes of the cities and the prefectures of Rethymno, Heraklio and Lasithi by important photographers such as Behaeddin, Periklis Diamantopoulos etc.

The collection covers a wide range of contemporary print works from the members of the Greek Printmakers’ Association, a non profit institution, founded in 1987 by a group of artists aiming at promoting the art of printmaking.

The catalogue contains over 2657 titles of Greek fiction films, documentaries, news and archived material from 1920 to 2005.Information documented and presented for each title includes a short film synopsis, film credits cross-linked to relevant bibliography as well as additional film details. Each title is also linked to any relevant photographic material from the archive.

E.L.I.A`s Press archive comprises about 10,000 titles of Greek newspapers and periodicals published in Greece or abroad since the beginning of the 19 century, as well as about 1,300 annual calendars.

By including the support and promotion of Greek musical creation among its goals, ‘The Friends of Music Society' broadened its basic artistic pursuits to encompass research and educational aims. In particular, the Society decided to include in its activities the recording and study of Greek traditional music, and its dissemination by means of modern information networks and products. The research programme on the 'Recording, study and promotion of Greek traditional music' began in 1995, starting with Thrace (Prefectures of Evros, Rodopi, Xanthi).

This file consists of 143 records covering the period 1900 – 1920 and presenting important moments of the Greek navy, great admirals and ships like “Georgios Averof”, “Kilkis”, “Limnos”, “Spetse” etc.

The file comprises 279 records covering the period of the late 19th century to the early 20th. It comprises material reflecting the political scenery, mainly in Crete, from 1866 to the Unification of the island with Greece, and refers mostly to the Cretan Gendarmerie and the military forces of the Great Powers in Crete.

The collection consists of six hundred digitalized specimens of the ten thousand that are included in the data base of the Entomological Collection of the GNHM. These specimens are mainly Lepidoptera, Orthoptera, Diptera and Hymenoptera from Greece and have been collected during the 70’s and 80’s.

This digital collection presents part of the Benaki Museum collections that comprises many distinct categories totaling more than 40,000 items, illustrating the character of the Greek world through a spectacular historical panorama: from antiquity and the age of Roman domination to the medieval Byzantine period; from the fall of Constantinople (1453) and the centuries of Frankish and Ottoman occupation to the outbreak of the struggle for independence in 1821; and from the formation of the modern state of Greece (1830) down to 1922, the year in which the Asia Minor disaster took place.

The Collection of Wall Paintings at the Byzantine Museum although it is limited in size (approximately 350 works), it is precious in the way in which the collection traces the development of monumental religious painting in Greece during the Byzantine and post-Byzantine periods.

The museum of the Film Archive comprises a small jewel in the history of Greek cinema. The rare exhibits found here include: a collection of the first movie cameras and projectors as well as a complete range of early equipment and objects used in the production and editing of sound and image. There is also an exhibition of “pre-cinema” projection devices, such as: zoetropes, kinetoscopes, praxinoscopes, magic lanterns and others.The Museum traces its beginnings to 1990 and the ground floor of the Deligiorgi Mansion, where the Greek Film Archive is housed. Here was displayed a collection of exhibits - both graphic and mechanical – which contributed to the birth of the motion picture.

The archive contains 4 files comprising 50 records of the thematic categories: “Military maps”, “Maps of Crete”, “Maps of Greece” and “Maps of the Balkans” covering the period of the late 19th to the mid 20th century.

The collection consists of digitalized specimens of Minerals that have been included in the data base of the Museum. It includes specimens from all over the world, as well as a lot of samples from Greece.

The digital collection constists of 300 objects, representing the collections of traditionail coctumes,components of traditional costumes,silverware,embroidery,weaving,metalwork,woodcarving,shadow theater,ceramic,folk painting, stone-carving,pre-industrial tools, coptic textiles.The objects of these collections cover a chronological period from 1650 to this day.

The Museum’s Collection of Paintings includes approximately 110 paintings of religious and secular content, primarily pictures of pilgrimage sites in the Holy Land and a few portraits (18th – 20th century). They were painted on canvas, hardboard or industrial wood, usually in oil or tempera.

Photographs from the Greek archive of Fred Boissonnas, dating from 1903 to 1930.

The archive contains 4 files comprising 555 records that cover the Campaign and Destruction of Asia Minor (1919-1922). This photographic material is of great political and military importance.

20 files.The files 01, 18, 19 and 20 of the collection contain legal and political documents, as well as correspondence during Eleftherios Venizelos' time in Crete also, his political and personal correspondence (1910-1936).The files 02-17 contain the “History of Thucydides Translated by Eleftherios Venizelos”. This is the largest part of the original manuscript translation of the History of Thucydides by Venizelos, as well as his personal comments on Thucydides' History.

This archive contains 2 files comprising 38 records that cover the period of the late 19th to the mid 20th century. It is an album of photographs of the life and activity of Eleftherios Venizelos.

The collection is composed from 2,500 digitalized artifacts, namely scale models of ships, paintings, objects of archaeological interest, personal items, furniture, guns, uniforms, medals, flags, nautical instruments. All the above refers to Hellenic maritime history and tradition from prehistoric times until today. There are also digitalized depictions of archival material(documents and news papers), photographs, rare maps and shipbuilding plans.

The core of the collection of the Teloglion Foundation of Arts is the donation of Nestor and Aliki Telloglou to the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki. The main body of the digital work art gallery is works of art by important Greek artists of the 19th and 20th century. Among them Volanakis, Gysis, Pantazis, Hatzis, Ganalis, Litras constitute an exceptional tour of Greek art of the 19th and 20th century. The techniques vary: oil on canvas, drawings, prints etc.

The Loverdos Collection was imported in Byzantine and Christian Mouseum when the heirs of the collector Dionisios Loverdos, a banker from Cephalonia, gave for conservation and safekeeping a large part of the collection (approximately 600 items). The collection contains artworks of post-Byzantine art: icons, manuscripts, woodcarvings, ecclesiastical vestments (15th – 19th century).

The Maria Argyriadi donation is the core of the Department of Childhood, Toys and Games, which was founded in 1991, and this digital collection is only a small part of it.The Department's collections include 20,000 toys, games and childhood items, from antiquity to 1970, originating not only from Greece and the broader Greek world, but from Europe, America, Africa and the East as well.The department’s primary aim is to document all aspects of the themes "childhood", "game" and "toy", by studying the history of toys in Greece and Europe, and children’s daily life in a traditional Greek context as well.The collection’s Greek section comprises infants' and children's toys spanning the classical, Roman, Byzantine and post-Byzantine periods. They include hand-made traditional Greek toys dating from the 18th to the 20th century, articles from country festivals, 20th century commercial products, team sports, board games, and seasonal games.A separate group of objects includes reconstructions of popular toys, from the beginning of the 20th century, made by members of the K.A.P.I. (Centres for the Open Protection of the Aged).The European part of the collection comprises dolls and games of urban and rural manufacture dating from the 17th to the 20th century, mainly from England, France and Germany. There is also a selection of 19th and 20th century European regional costume dolls dressed in costumes from different parts of Greece.A specialist library open to all interested parties includes 3000 books and studies relating to children and toys, archival sources, photographs, information about Greek manufacturers, and works on children's literature and education, as well as general reference works.The collection of children’s Toys and Games, as well as a rich archival material, will be housed in the Kouloura Building.

The collection consists of digitalized specimens of Fossils that have been included in the data base of the Museum. It includes specimens from all over the world, as well as a lot of samples from Greece.

The collection is composed from 2,500 digitalized artifacts, namely scale models of ships, paintings, objects of archaeological interest, personal items, furniture, guns, uniforms, medals, flags, nautical instruments. All the above refers to Hellenic maritime history and tradition from prehistoric times until today. There are also digitalized depictions of archival material(documents and news papers), photographs, rare maps and shipbuilding plans.

This file consists of 239 records covering the period of the late 19th century to the 1930s. It comprises postcards reflecting the life and work of Eleftherios Venizelos, as well as images of the politician.